Virginia Tech and American Universityat William and Mary
1000 meters (+/-), on College Creek, Williamsburg Virginia
For the second week in a row a nasty south wind appeared suddenly onSaturday morning, making the James River Henley course unrowable, andmoving the racing to College Creek. The wind got stronger as the racingprogressed, turning from a strong tailwind to a downright nasty one. Thelast race of the day, women's varsity eights, was canceled due to thesudden appearance of lightning. Skies were partly cloudy and temperaturesrose into the 70s.
Men's Varsity Fours:
Va Tech 2:38
W & M 2:47
Men's Freshman Eights:
W & M 2:35
Va Tech 2:36.5
Men's Second Freshman Eights:
W & M (lightweights) 2:39
Va Tech 2:53
Men's Freshman Fours:
W & M (lightweights) 2:42
Va Tech 2:44
Women's Varsity Eights:
canceled (lightning)
Women's Varsity Fours:
W & M 3:15
W & M (2nd Varsity) 3:28
Va Tech 3:32
Women's Novice Eights:
American 2:52
W & M 3:00
Va Tech 3:12
Women's Novice Lightweight Eights:
American 3:00
W & M 3:18
Women's Second Novice Eights:
Va Tech 3:17
W & M 3:49
Women's Novice Four:
Va Tech 3:23
W & M 3:31
Charles Ehrlich
Men's Coach
William & Mary Rowing